What are the causes of difficult bowel movements despite non-dry stools?
Disease description:
I’ve been extremely busy at work these past few days, often missing meals. I’ve also developed difficulty with bowel movements; however, my stool is not dry. Could you please explain what might cause difficulty passing stool when the stool itself is not dry?
Difficult defecation despite non-dry stools may be caused by indigestion. Irregular eating habits—such as overeating or consuming large meals—can trigger indigestion, leading to stools that are not dry yet difficult to pass. Under a physician’s guidance, patients may appropriately use medications such as mosapride citrate tablets to enhance gastrointestinal motility and alleviate constipation. Additionally, increasing intake of vegetables and fruits can help relieve symptoms.